Nineteenth-century Medical Guide

If you go to a place where you don't care, which doctor can't prescribe medicine for you? 100% Accurate experience? Can the patient answer the doctor's questions 100% of the time? Do you believe this?

But I don't understand going to the slums to look at wounds. If you really care about the patient's life and death, what should be improved is the medical environment. Why is the first surgeon patient so he wants to see the wound, and finally plans to buy it?

The plot is not procrastinating and the content is rich. During the reading process, you can see that a lot of effort has been put into the materials and historical materials. Even a layman like me can read all kinds of surgical details with gusto. The author, in particular, will add the author's words to various articles along with the accompanying surgical details, information pictures, popular science content, and notes from the parties involved. They are very sincere. For the first time, I feel the value of reading the original version.

The content of the surgery is well written, but readers will also become tired of it. The value of the protagonist should be to spread and teach various new surgical specifications, research new drugs and medical equipment, rather than perform surgeries in the dark. Even if the protagonist performs surgeries for a lifetime, how much can he do, but teaching many qualified surgeons is completely different. Isn't the protagonist considering building a medical powerhouse all over Europe, America and Asia? It is suggested that the protagonist go to Switzerland to build a medical and pharmaceutical equipment R&D, manufacturing and promotion group. Switzerland in this era has nothing. Because of this, the protagonist will become the only medical development opportunity in Switzerland and will receive the greatest attention and support. The protagonist can promote the rise of Switzerland in Switzerland (promoting low-consumption and high-value-added precision industries, pursuing a talent first strategy). Switzerland is the only country in Europe that does not have the threat of war, and the career established by the protagonist will not be forcibly interrupted and plundered. The protagonist can consider marrying a Chinese woman, and then having three sons, who will inherit the business in Europe, America and Asia.

A very good medical article. The author is a doctor and has a lot of medical knowledge. The novel he writes is more professional than a layman's, with more details and more convincing. I have no relevant knowledge, but I can guarantee that the author's writing is better than others, and at least there will be no flaws that a discerning person can pick out at a glance. It focuses on surgery, mainly writing about the protagonist participating in surgeries and first aid, and also popularizing many strange phenomena in medicine and surgery in the 19th century. Quite interesting. Compared with pure boring science popularization, the author also incorporates a lot of content about interpersonal games. In the beginning, the protagonist is involved in the intelligence department, and later relies on expanding his influence to escape freedom, workplace bullying, academic discrimination, aristocrats and rulers' indifference to civilians, unscrupulous drug generation, etc. I have seen some people saying that writing these things is irrelevant, but I think it is not the case. The protagonist is not a surgical machine. The description of the living environment can not only explain the background of the story and the general environment, but these occasional resistances also increase the realism of the story. It would be fake if it goes too smoothly and everyone else does everything you say. Whether you are curious about medicine, interested in European medical treatment at that time, or simply like the sensory stimulation brought by instruments to cut open the flesh, you can read this book. This is just an online novel, there is no exam, and it doesn't matter even if knowledge slips away from the smooth cerebral cortex like me. Note that this author is part-time and updates are very slow or not even daily. Please be mentally prepared.

I update it from time to time, but suddenly the pile of dust on my bookshelf is updated again.

A divine drama, a rare masterpiece. I hope the author will continue his work.

It would be nice if there weren't so many chores, just things like internal medical procedures in the hospital. After thinking about it recently, I found that most of the diseases I know are related to infection. Viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites, mechanical damage, hypoxia, burns, foreign body invasion, radiation, electric shock, chemical toxins, biological toxins, corrosives. Microorganisms and parasites are the most commonly encountered external pathogenic factors. The source or treatment process of most diseases can be related to infection, and the medical-related factor that can threaten human survival on a large scale should be infection. So I want to increase my understanding of the Department of Infectious Diseases, but I have searched but can't find it. I look forward to the next book about infection.

But it's enough to write about surgical patients. At the beginning, he was involved in murder, was threatened by the landlord, and was not decisive enough! The murderer doesn't write! Good subject, ruined by writing

It's well written, but I can't read it. Especially the war situation.